Sponsoring DjangoCon
4th August 2009
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General
The first DjangoCon was last year and I said of it at the time: “quite possibly the best conference I've been to (and I've been to a lot)”. I also had the pleasure of attending and speaking at EuroDjangoCon earlier this year in Prague and it continued the fine tradition also adding sprints which were a great success for Pinax.
The September 2009 DjangoCon in Portland will feature multiple talks on Pinax as well as a sprint. Both myself and Brian Rosner will be attending on behalf of Eldarion.
Rob Lofthouse, Siu Design and the volunteers involved put on a great conference so I really do recommend you try to attend if you're involved or interested in Django in any way.
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Eldarion builds great sites with Pinax and Django and helps you to do the same. We provide Pinax support & services, whether it's training, support or custom development you need.
We do web site development, both front-end and back-end, and can continue to host and maintain the site as it evolves.
Gondor, our managed hosting solution, is catered specifically to commercial, multi-tiered Django and Pinax deployments. Whether you are a client wanting us to also take care of your hosting needs or have a site that you develop yourself and just desire push button deployments, Gondor is the solution for you.
We also develop our own sites and host them on Gondor. Some are serious commercial sites, others are more lighthearted and fun.
Whenever possible, we open source components of our web sites and love working with clients that allow us to open source parts of our work for them.